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Twinzer Feedback?
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Thank you. Next and hopefully final question:
Is the degree of cant on the fronts supposed to be the same as the on the rears?
They appear to take Futures or FCS bases...
Is the degree of cant on the fronts supposed to be the same as the on the rears?
They appear to take Futures or FCS bases...
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Those are liv3mind. Great box unfortunately the guy who makes them went MIA.
Cant is a box of worms. Need4Speed runs his mains and canards at the same cant. I think the cant on that red board is 10 if I recall. I would get some FCS canards (no built in cant) and you will probably end up with the cant that was intended by the makesman.
Futures might work as the slot is long enough. I have a set of those little C5 fins (no good for twinzers, too small). I will give it a check and report back.
OG Jobson was quite a bit more 10° or so.
I ran mine that way for a few boards, now I match with mains
ymmv
I cut Fusion plugs in half for my canards (thanks Barry)
7'4 Twinzer ordered in preparation for winter 
I’ve been riding my 6’0” Sakal twinzer on DD. im really impressed by the performance. Note-this is my first twinzer. Twin speed but “almost” tri fin type turns. I will report back SK nvs fins sucked. No drive. No nothing. TA twin is real good. I just put in the new CI Britt twin the other day. First impressions are all good.
edit-if anyone wants SKs without canards. Dm me. Future.
edit-if anyone wants SKs without canards. Dm me. Future.
Ward Coffey up in Santa Cruz.
I got a 6'4 twinzer step up from him a couple of months ago. There's a couple of pics of it on page 5 in this thread.
@urchined I would like to give Stu's template another try at 6 3/4"
Greg's template is my favorite by far. Going to post a pic/quick review of my inverted vee. Working on a new file sending to the cutter next week
Greg's template is my favorite by far. Going to post a pic/quick review of my inverted vee. Working on a new file sending to the cutter next week
Interesting about your comments on the SK fins. Heard and saw the opposite. Plenty of drive, especially when coming out of turns. Then again, they weren't on a 6'0 and we are in Hawaii. The latter always helps.
as N4S mentioned, placement is critical. Sakal puts his twins around 9”. I think that combined with the fins resultEd in my feels. But yeah, I grew spending a lot of time in Kauai. And your right. The latter always helps as u said.
Just back from Scorpion Bay and had some good chats along with checking out the Twinzers he's riding. Fun looking boards and listening to him add info on what he would do different with boards he had. Micro changes that he thinks would make a difference. A Twinzer is a great board for there....
Being basically retired yes. For sure swell season and comes home to see his new grandbaby